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Aotre-implijout

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Rummet eo bet ar restr-mañ e-touez ar restroù hep strishadurioù implij anavezet evit ar pezh a sell ouzh ar gwirioù aozer, ha kement-se evit an holl wirioù kar ha stag.

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Scan from Artur Baumgarten-Crusius † 15. April 1932, bearb., Sachsen in grosser Zeit (1919)

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Click on a date/time to view the file as it appeared at that time Date/Time User Dimensions File size Comment current 18:15, 17 July 2007 Airbornelawyer (Talk | contribs) 600×927 180 KB (Scan from Artur Baumgarten-Crusius, bearb., Sachsen in grosser Zeit (1919) )